I'm want to use the strap for a hybrid that weighs less than 2 lbs. Do you think I'll have a problem?
16480
hi it's great however it started to come apart at one of the seems but i resewed it before it got to far works great i carry a canon t3i everyday
16481
no problem at all.......more than enough support on the tripod plate and 1/4 screw.
564325
I wouldn't recommend using it without the strap because it's top heavy. Especially once you fill up the cabinet.
1000962
Definitely not! The strap is made specifically to work within a doorframe. The door must be closed so the doorframe secures the strap over the door without the strap slipping when you put your body weight on it.
761698
I don't think so. The strap isn't elastic; you use your body weight with the straps instead.
34623
Yes, shouldn't be a problem. I suggest you also buy bungee head straps to go along with these to prevent having the same problems that I had.
1240807
Weight and tires won't be the problem however the width could be... may come close to the rear of vehicle. I also should point out the I use 7 straps with this it wobbles a bit so I strap the ends back to the hitch.
1387579
It would depend on whether you can anchor the lower strap which is essential. This is a great product and my little one loves it. The one enhancement I made was to add foam water pipe insulation around the top three rims to make it more comfortable for my dog to rest her head. We traveled 4,000 mi. this last summer and she loved it!
128401
Based on the other answers and the amount of slack in the strap, I don't see why not.
2018920
In my opinion, the strap is pretty sturdy. My computer weighs a lot more than my husbands and I have no problem at all maneuvering it around. I hope that helps!
36554
I had the same problem with the straps and had to get a new one. So I don't think so. It's the weak point of this product, unfortunately.
78448
I've been using this for a while and it's an excellent device. As any strap, it can be made shorter or larger by pulling one of the ends; it's hard to explain in writing but any person who has one in your gym should be able to show it to you. Good luck!Ronald/Paraguay
1915009
Should not be a problem. The straps won't be on the widest part of the board.
807918
The stability and any sharp edges would be my main concern. Another factor is what you're hoisting and the danger of injury if something fails. The strap has a 10,000 lbs breaking strength but a torn strap would be my fear.
870330
I can hang off of one ring with all of my bodyweight just fine, and I weigh 165. So to answer your question, I do not know if only one strap/buckle would support your own bodyweight, but using both at once you should be just fine!
709625
Don't know for sure but the cushioned portion of the strap could be an issue since it stretches (elongates) a bit as you add weight. I've carried 10-15 pounds and that seemed like a fair amount of stretching on the strap. If I had to speculate, I'd say no to 25 pounds , look for a strap that doesn't stretch. Hope this makes sense.
2282534
Definitely. It's all about the weight you're wanting to carry. The straps are long enough to fit pretty much anyone.
1127979
I'm 5'8" that use to weigh 290 lbs. I had a 17 3/4" - 18" neck size for my dress shirts. I tried it on a few times at home and it was too tight for me, I would be reluctant to wear it out in public. Since March 2013 I have dropped 50 lbs and now it's very loose and I have no problems wearing out in public. I would suggest going to your local camera store and asking if they carry this strap and try it on.